tonight. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> now two firefighters are hospitalized, one in serious condition tonight. two trucks collided on brunsswick street at evergreen avenue. >> we just learned names of the firefighters that were injured. the operator, chris baldwin is in serious condition. you can see it's an active scene. a tow truck arrived as well as a second tow truck there are tire parks where it meets crocker. you can see broken glass, evidence markers statered throughout the intersection a third vehicle was damaged.

an inspector told our meeta partner that the cause of the crash is under investigation. angela gruzman told us that she was in her bedroom and heard a loud bang. she ran to see what happened and if anyone was hurt. >> oh, my god i see a lot of blood on his face. and firefighters had to get him. something happened to him. >> now, as angela said, one firefighter suffered headlines and others tried to prevent him from losing consciousness another, she said, looked as if he had broken wrists. a number of people say this is a bad intersection and has been closed all day long.

in daily city, abc7 news. >> pay area national guard says a sick baby is home. >> wasn't on death's door yet but a couple more days she would have been. >> he is talking about a 1-year-old girl in san diego, safe and sound. laura? >> it is, dan. two planes behind me were actually used in the rescue of the kauffmans. they also told us beyond that, they're not in the business of judging. their job is to rescue people in trouble. days after a daring rescue, the

kauffman family arrived in san francisco. this shows eric and charlotte kauffman and two young daughters walking off the ship. >> they're surprised the united states was willing to put people 1200 miles out to sea to pick them up. >> at moffett field, international guard members described the rescue mission that started with a parachute jump. >> it's like a training jump that we do. we go through the same procedures the only thing that all of us realized is that you're a thousand miles off the coast of mexico. >> once reaching the 36 foot boat, treating the 1-year-old lyra who developed a high fever and severe rash. >> she was lethargic and out of

it. >> the family have been the object of much criticism. especially on social media. many decided their decision to bring two young children on a risky venture. >> when things go wrong and people are having the worst day of their live we have guys to send out >> the kauffmans will not be asked to help pay for the cost of the rescue. >> we know a 26-year-old kwerld man was killed on east capitol expressway about #:30. >> nurse asks other workers are make something serious charges. they believe the hospital has chronic under staffing.

these allegations come in aftermath of two high profile incidents in less than a year. >> the nurses are members of the service employee union fdiu. they say the under staffing is serious in the emergency room behind me. they say it's happening on every shift. ept 19th, the 57-year-old was admitted to san francisco general hospital with a bladder infection. two days later, she vanished. 17 days after, she was found dead in a stairwell. february 14th a 93-year-old admitted to the hospital with breenling problems she was attacked in the emergency room by another patient, in psychiatric care. two horrific incidents hospital workers say are linked to severe under staffing.

jason negron gonzales is a registered nurse in the e.r. >> we need adequate staffing. i don't think we don't have it now. >> the union held a rally, complaining of being stretched too thin, resulting in unattended patients wandering off. others being assaulted. >> most of them responded that staffing and work safety were priorities. >> several investigations found both the hospital, and the sheriff's office at fault. administrators say the union is barking up the wrong tree. . >> i want to be very clear what people in san francisco that we do not have a staffing issue linked to patient safety >> the hospital admits it's under staffed but says they're trying to fill with temporary

nurses and other perfiem workers. vick he, abc7 news >> taxi drivers in san francisco not giving up a fight against competing ride services. today, staging a protest. last year the commission established rules and the commission will consider reviewing regulations. >> a colorado man has done something that wasn't been achieved in 47 years, completing a 30 mile swim from farallon island to muir

leanne? >> unbelievable. isn't it? he is 34 years old, and this is one that had to be the most challenging he started at 6:00 in the morning and completed by 5:00 at night. >> this is a tough one. craig trained for over a year. and they left at 6:00 in the morning. first he had to deal with tides along the 30 mile stretch these are also shark-infested waters. >> from what i know about great whites they'll come in and maybe give you a test fight. >> good luck with that. >> yes. . >> i don't think they would is come after me. >> he swims without a wet suit

but obtains plenty >> a jelly fish got me. then, i came back from the stroke it landed on my leg. >> lenning says he's successful because he's laser focused and doesn't worry about what may be swimming beneath him. >> farallons is a special place. if you don't stay calm, that stress will wear you down. >> that is why now, only three people have done it. last one in 1967. just about 800 meter rz from the shore when he got stuck in an eddy. he made it. >> this was a biggest one. it's the mystique of it. and the cold. and the magical islands off the coast. so... >> high five

you did it. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> he had done 11 so far around the world. after swimming this stretch, he's now considered one of the best marathon swimmers around. you know he doesn't use sun screen on his hands he says it gets on his googles and he can't see he eats every 30 minutes, protein drink carbs and waters he says he may do it only two more years because it's hard on the body. >> incredible. >> thank you very much. >> if you've shopped or banked online a security pull affects you the risk for almost every web page. >> teenager who stabbed his classmates. >> and a refund from one of the biggest banks in the country. >> who wouldn't want to work less for more.

full time pay for part time work. >> the news continues in 60 seconds.

>> no motive yet for a massive school stabbing in murraysville a 16-year-old being charged with four counts attempted homicide, and 21 counts of aggravated assault. witnesses say he had a blank expression as he slashed at students before class. 19 students and a police officer were injured. the young man was tackled by a principal. another student helped but said the atis staent principal was the hero today. >> do you think he saved lives? >> no. i think mr. king was a hero

here. >> there are a number of heros in this day. many of them are students. officials say it would have been worse the student pulled a fire alarm that probably saved lives. he posted this selfie on instagram >> some call it one of the worst cyber bugs in the history of the internet called heart bleed, allowing a hacker to steal and potentially steal informationment experts say it went undetected almost two years. once found, it took just lines of code to fix it. >> safest thing you can do is

contact the web site and look to see whether they were vulnerable or not. >> if you find the web site has been vulnerable, software engineers say change after the site patch is a problem. we have a link to where you can find out whether a site used has been updated. >> hewlett-packard agreed to pay $100 million to settle charges former employees paid bribes to officials. that the internal controls were not strong enough. regulators total $772

regulators say the bank misled 3 million customers d of a admitted to, nor denied allegations >> toyota announced a world wide 6.3 million vehicle recall as it is largest fine ever imposed on a car company. >> this invoefs 1.7 million u.s. models >> a ton of cars and models. last month you may remember the japanese auto maker agreed to pay #$.2 billion for hiding information about defects in the cars. the auto maker is recalling 6 million vehicles world wide. the vibe is on the list because it's the similar car to the matrix. subaru is partly owned by

toyota. some have more than one problem including a defective engine starter. irs being swamped with callers phoning their help line with questions before april 15th tax deadline. cut backs have led to a reduction in staff and that means more busy signals for those trying to get help. irs estimates 18 million taxpayers won't be able to get through this year. that is about 40% of all tax season callers. many of you were able to get help during the free tax hot lines held since december >> now, here is some better news. travellers have given the airline industry the highest rating since the report began in 1991. airlines have shown their greatest improvement reducing the thumb deef anied boardings

and customer complaints. satisfaction declined. the survey conducted at wichita state university. what is interesting is that problems are up, complaints, down. does that mean we're getting used to it? >> well... we're, if you're feeling stressed at work, you're not alone. a new survey by neilson says 80% of workers are tense. low wages, long commutes are major reasons work load arc noiing co-workers also cited. nearly one in five says nothing stresses them out about the job. >> so there is a town in sweden. idea is six hour days boosting well being to reduce sick days.

opponents say it's a political ploy. >> that is right. >> i'm for it. >> you know when i get stressed out, i just head up to the roof here. fog making a come back. looking east, looking down towards south, how to make fun and high clouds. hard to miss the cool down. here is a look at the change. temperatures running from about 2 to 15 degrees cooler. eight degrees cooler in san jose. santa rosa, down nine degrees

south beach camera, sutro to youer just surrounded by fog there. 57 san francisco. it's 63 in oakland. low 70s in san jose. check out half moon bay. cool with the fog. from our camera, beautiful view of the sunshine. by the way temperatures this afternoon have made it into low 50s around pacifica. from taking a look at satellite picture, i want to show you our pattern. that is going to bring cooling for the first half of the

weekend. cooler friday, saturday toenl see milder readings heading towards sunday and monday. do expect temperatures to drop down into mid-40s range. tomorrow morn's commute could be on the murky side and bundle 66 in santa cruz. downtown san francisco, 63 degrees. towards the east bay, oakland, union city, 72 degrees

enland east bay managing to get up to 80s. cooler friday and saturday. does, more cloud cover. temperatures coming up on sunday see a little more sun, then, you'll notice they'll hold until tuesday or wednesday we'll drop numbers down. one model is bringing in possible showers next wednesday the eernl is going dry. so let them duke it out. >> the way it's gone this year, i've got two bucks on dry. >> thank you. >> well future is here. high tech low cost lesson the navy is showing off. >> what is more popular than denim and the social media sooit that has been demroen throwned

now? >> and who the city wants to give parking spaces to. we'll be right back here.

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>> it is deadly and inspired by the force, as in star wars the navy says rail guns will head to sea in 2016. look at it go. shells cost $23,000 compare that to missles running as much as $1.5 million. but the price tag expected to be more than $250 million. >> president obama coming back to the bay area for a fund-raiser held may 8 in the home of marissa mayer. >> search by emoji.

instead of typing out jewelry you can drop in icons. searching a pair of scissors produces listings for hair salons. well, teenagers thinking about prom a study finds they'll spend $978 on that event. that is low. last year, teenagers and families spent over $1100. that is according to visa. star bucks is the top recipient for food and drink. and jeans or out. instagram continues to beat out twitter and facebook. >> what am i going to do? >> well, still ahead real rosie

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we have breaking news now. this is a helicopter that crashed on, near the landing pad in we don't see flames the tail can be see over the edge of the roof. we're going to continue to monitor for you. >> we'll update that on 6:00 news coming up at 6:00 the rent rental gone wrong. tonight the key to dealing with an agency when a car won't start. and what makes bermuda grass special.

those stories and more at 6:00. >> right now, a woman honored at the white house back in the bay area with incredible stories to share. >> yes. this is video from tuesday of several rosie the rivitors. women honored for building military ships. >> this morning more talks about the visit in a coffee shop. she says it was so unreal. >> she's 95 working hard as a docent at the rosie the rivitor museum. >> see you at 6:00.

tonight stabbing attack at school as a teenager wielding two knives turns on students. >> i've got multiple victims here. we need an ambulance here as soon as possible. >> tonight what happens as brave students and guards try to stop him. burning questions as the prosecutor launches a blistering cross-examination of oscar pistorius. >> you shot and killed her. new video of the blade runner on the shooting range. overweight and healthy? the doctors stirring up by saying stop focusing on being thin. there's another way to thrive. good evening on this wednesday